Packing for long road trips

Electronics first: carry car chargers, power banks, and download offline maps for stretches with weak network. A small torch and extra cables save hassle at night halts.

Comfort kit: water, light snacks, neck pillow, sanitizer, and a basic first-aid pouch. Tell us if you need extra boot space or a carrier for strollers or camping gear.

Clothing and weather: layer up for night drives, keep a light rain jacket, and pack a compact towel. For hills, shoes with good grip help at viewpoints.

Plan stops: share preferred food types and restroom expectations; we’ll map safer, cleaner halts. For overnight trips, confirm lodging and parking access for the cab.

Documents and payments: keep ID, booking details, and digital payment options handy. If you split fares with co-travelers, decide on a single payer to speed departures.